Intel's processor and chipset divisions are not playing nicely together. Socket 775 processors and motherboards have been out for just over a year, and we have witnessed Intel release a whole plethora of supporting chipsets emerge. For example, first there was the Intel 925X, followed closely by the Intel 925XE chipset which added 1066 MHz FSB support... and then came the Intel 955X which added dual core support. In the upcoming quarter, Intel will release yet another chipset, the Intel 975X,which adds nVIDIA SLI and ATi CrossFire dual videocard compatibility. By that time it will be the fourth high end chipset to be released in little over 12 months time!
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Sep 28, 2005, 08:52 PM
